Bitcoin’s latest slide has turned a routine pullback into a sharper market-structure story. The Bitcoin support breakdown below the long-watched $75,000 to $76,000 zone has traders rethinking where the floor really is, with $BTC trading around $75,800 after briefly falling under $75,000 for the first time since late April 2026. That move matters because this
Billionaire entrepreneur and investor Mark Cuban has sent shockwaves through the market after revealing he recently dumped 80% of his Bitcoin holdings. His reasoning? The flagship cryptocurrency failed to act as a safe-haven hedge during recent geopolitical turmoil. However, prominent crypto veterans are calling out the billionaire’s logic, pointing out that the market data suggests
Bloomberg reported on May 22 that bond traders are fully pricing in a Fed interest rate hike by year-end, with interest rate swaps implying the Fed’s benchmark rate at least 25 basis points higher by the end of 2026. The same day, Fed Governor Christopher Waller said the Fed should remove its easing bias and
US-based Bitcoin exchange-traded funds, which are widely tracked to gauge institutional sentiment, just shed a whopping $1.2 billion, according to the most recent data. Alex Thorn, Galaxy Digital’s head of firmwide research, has noted that this massive wave of withdrawals is actually the third most negative week for these products. the spot bitcoin ETP outflows
The Federal Reserve’s April meeting minutes, released Wednesday, failed to bring the good news Bitcoin traders had been hoping for most of the year. The majority of policymakers said some degree of policy tightening would likely become appropriate if inflation stayed persistently above the central bank’s 2% target, the opposite of the rate cuts markets
Spot Bitcoin ETFs traded in the US faced strong outflow pressure this week. A total net outflow of approximately $1.26 billion was recorded from spot Bitcoin ETFs, marking the largest weekly outflow since the end of January. The funds also reported net outflows for the sixth consecutive trading day. According to the data, approximately $649
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The price of Bitcoin may be headed to the $60,000 level after breaking past a “crucial” support zone between $75,000 and $76,000, according to crypto market analyst Michaël van de Poppe. Bitcoin fell below the support zone on Friday, van de Poppe said, adding that market corrections occurring on Fridays “flip back bullish quite often.”
Bitcoin is trading in a volatile but technically fragile range on Saturday as bearish pressure from Friday evening’s whiplash continues to dominate higher time frames despite selective short-term recovery attempts. Traders are monitoring whether the leading crypto asset can stabilize above the critical $74,000 support zone after a sharp retreat from recent highs near $82,833.
Bitcoin was created as a response to the kind of debt-financed monetary disorder now playing out across global bond markets. The original thesis was that when governments borrowed recklessly and debased their currencies, hard-money assets would absorb the resulting demand. What that thesis left unresolved is the possibility that the debt spiral could tighten financial